Football is the dream of thousands of families and the glory of the country. When the new president of the Football Association, Song Kai, took the stage, his appearance immediately attracted widespread attention. The chairman's dress, attitude and remarks are familiar and reminiscent of the former chairman, Chen Jiayuan. Is this similarity inheritance or lineage? Will the cliché of officialdom hinder the development of Chinese football? This article will take a closer look at this issue.
The president of the Football Association not only represents a football team, but also an important national project. Song Kai and Chen Jiayuan both shoulder major missions, but what are the differences in their original intentions and goals?
After taking office, Song Kai emphasized that youth training should be put first and young players should be cultivated into international-level stars. Chen Jiayuan also put forward a similar goal four years ago, he believes that the football association must fundamentally solve the problem, attach importance to youth training, and improve the level.
First, let's compare the differences between the two presidents in their approach to youth training. Song Kai's initial statement shows that he attaches great importance to youth training, which is consistent with Chen Jiayuan's position. Four years ago, Chen Jiayuan emphasized: "If the Football Association wants to fundamentally solve the problem, it must attach importance to youth training. "But is there a substantial difference?
Second, Song Kai proposed a policy of expanding opening up. He hopes to force Chinese football to improve its competitiveness by introducing foreign aid and an international management model. This is different from Chen Jiayuan's strategy of "going out and bringing in". Chan's focus seems to be more on internal reforms, which he hopes will raise the level of football.
In addition, Song Kai said that he would no longer introduce a "bizarre" policy and establish a smoother communication mechanism with the media. This point is also consistent with the statement of former Chairman Chen Jiayuan. Chen Jiayuan once said: "We must resolutely oppose the 'strange' policy. ”
However, it will take time to test whether these statements and commitments can be implemented. The road to football reform is full of hardships and challenges, and it is not just a matter of bureaucracy. Chinese football is also facing problems in talent training, professionalization and marketization. Chen Jiayuan's ending also reminds us that the officialdom is piled up with old tunes and easy to do.
Continuing to observe Song Kai's leadership style and practice, we can see that he is indeed working hard to promote reform, but success does not happen overnight. Every decision requires in-depth research, and every reform measure requires a lot of support and cooperation.
It must be mentioned that although football is a competitive sport, it involves a complex institutional mechanism and a huge industrial chain. Every link, whether it is the selection and recruitment of coaches, the development of players, or the organization of the game and the negotiation of broadcast rights, is a complex process that requires the concerted efforts of all parties.
For Chinese football, the biggest challenge may not be technology and tactics, but how to find an operation model that can meet the requirements of professional competition and conform to the laws of the market in a system that has long been shrouded in administrativeization and bureaucratization. This requires innovative thinking and the courage to move with the times.
Chen Jiayuan's past is a wake-up call for us. Any reform is not simply copied and imitated, but needs to be adjusted and improved according to the actual situation. Song Kai encountered such challenges at the beginning of his tenure, and his every decision was highly concerned by the outside world.
We expect Song Kai to truly lead Chinese football out of the trough, but this does not mean blind optimism. Real reform is painful and long. Only by truly confronting the problem can we find a solution. We look forward to the future and pray for it. It is hoped that Chinese football can emerge as soon as possible, take the center of the world stage, and win glory for the country.
In summary, although the appearance of the new president of the Football Association is almost exactly the same as that of his predecessor, his statements and actions seem to be more pragmatic and targeted. He proposed a series of specific measures such as expanding opening up and taking youth training as a top priority, which may bring some new hope for the development of Chinese football. However, we must not forget that there is nothing new under the sun, and there are too many old tunes and difficult things to know and do above the officialdom. On the road of Chinese football reform, we need more courage and wisdom to break the shackles of bureaucracy and make Chinese football truly strong. It is this kind of difficulty and controversy that has attracted much attention to the development of Chinese football and made people look forward to the future. Football is not only a sport, but also a portrayal of a country's dream.